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This is a hybrid role requiring four days per week in the Washington, D.C. office
Intel is seeking an experienced Executive Administrative Assistant and Office Manager for its Washington, D.C. office. This role reports to and provides high-level administrative support to the Vice President of U.S. Government Affairs while overseeing day-to-day office operations and helping maintain a productive, professional, and welcoming workplace. The position partners closely with the broader executive administrative team and serves as a central point of coordination for employees, visitors, customers, vendors, and external stakeholders. Success requires exceptional organization, discretion, sound judgment, executive presence, and a proactive, team-first approach in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
Responsibilities:
•Provide advanced administrative support to the Vice President of U.S. Government Affairs and other senior leaders as needed, handling sensitive and confidential information with discretion and professionalism.
•Manage complex calendars and provide real-time scheduling support, including resolving conflicts and reprioritizing commitments as business needs evolve.
•Coordinate domestic and international travel, including complex itineraries, visas, welcome letters, and related documentation.
•Prepare for and support executive meetings, conferences, events, face-to-face meetings, and employee recognition activities, including agendas, logistics, stakeholder coordination, materials, and meeting minutes.
•Serve as a key point of contact for employees, visitors, customers, vendors, and external stakeholders, ensuring timely communication and a professional office experience.
•Oversee day-to-day Washington, D.C. office operations, including supplies, refreshments, shipping, reception and phone coverage, conference rooms, office billing, e-waste processes, fire safety requirements, and vendor and building coordination.
•Anticipate executive and office needs, identify issues, and proactively implement practical solutions that support team priorities, deadlines, and business continuity.
•Process expense reports and support purchasing, invoices, and other financial transactions as required.
•Collect, analyze, and prepare data, presentations, correspondence, and other materials to support executive decision-making and document review.
•Act as a trusted communication channel and information resource, including providing guidance on relevant policies, procedures, and office practices.
•Lead and support administrative and office projects, partnering closely with executive administrative staff and internal teams to deliver high-quality results.
•Exercise flexibility to support occasional early-morning or evening meetings and events.